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Sushil and Nick have played 32 tennis matches,
Sushil has won 21 times,
Nick won the...
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Mathematics, 07.07.2020 17:01 yungking1329
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Sushil and Nick have played 32 tennis matches,
Sushil has won 21 times,
Nick won the rest
a) Estimate the probability that Sushil wins
b) Estimate the probability that Nick wins
P(Sushil wins)
P(Nick wins)
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